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We're now recruiting for a Council Commissioner and we need your help to find a candidate.

Perhaps we’re describing you.

Perhaps we’re describing someone you know.

You might have thought that this person would make a great Council Commissioner, or you might never have thought about it at all. But now that you think about it, perhaps you do know someone.

We need your help in identifying the next Council Commissioner for the Saskatchewan Council

For more information - CLICK HERE



 

SUMMER WOODBADGE 2

A four day Wood Badge Two training event is being held Friday
August 16, 2013 to Monday August 19, 2013 at Camp Seeonee.

CLICK HERE for more information.

To register for this course CLICK HERE

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Scouts Canada - Saskatchewan Council  is currently seeking 2 Summer Camp Counselors.  You would be working with a small team of employees and volunteers to facilitate day and overnight tent camps for 5-14 year old youth in various locations around the Saskatoon Area. Camp Counselors would teach outdoor skills, crafts and facilitate environmental awareness and leadership opportunities for campers.  For more information, click on the link below.

JOB POSTING DETAILS

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Individual Registration
 
Group Registration
 
Volunteer Screening
Scouts Canada’s screening policies and adult registration practices are designed to clearly demonstrate ourcommitment to keeping our youth members safe from harm at all times. Who do we screen? - Volunteer Screening Policy
 
Volunteer interviewing – the frontline of Youth Safety
Scouts Canada is committed to ensuring not only that the youth in our care are protected and safe, but that the Scouters we recruit to serve as Leaders and mentors are of the highest possible calibre. The rigour of our interview and selection process for prospective volunteers is key to safe Scouting, and it’s also key to delivering on our promise of value to our members and their parents. It’s critical that the recruitment and interviewing processes be followed in full in order to deliver on both of these goals.
 

To facilitate our selection of the best fit for the role, we will be implementing updates to the interviewing process. Specifically, teams of interviewers at the Area level and trained in interviewing techniques will be needed to support the Group level in volunteer selection. Many people in our community such as social workers, police investigators and human resources professionals are already skilled in interviewing, and many are engaged as Scouters. Area by Area, Group by Group, we need to identify and recruit these resources now in order to have interview teams in place for the fall. A draft role description can be found in the Volunteer Support Toolkit for your reference.

To facilitate training for interviewers the training video, "It’s Your Duty", is available through e-Learning, and should be supplemented by hands-on experience for those not already skilled in interviewing. The video is currently being given a more updated look, although the content will be the same. e-Learning resources are available at myscouts, and the help centre will provide support should you have any trouble locating materials.

In summary, the changes to be implemented include:

· - Interviews will be conducted by a minimum of two interviewers, one of whom will be skilled in interviewing techniques;

· - The Group Commissioner will participate in the interview in order to assess it;

· - The Welcome Aboard Interview Guide has been updated and will form the basis of questions;

· - An Interview Assessment Summary has been developed for use by the interviewers to capture any concerns that may surface during the course of the interview and to identify and measure all the skills and relevant experiences of the potential leader;

· Once the interview is complete, the interviewers will record in myscouts that they completed the interview.

 

Read more about Volunteer interviewing -  You can find the Interview Guide here and the Interview Assessment Summary here
 
Wrapping it all up
When you complete the interview and check the references complete the Volunteer Screening Checklist and submit to Central Canada Service Centre

 

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Scouts Canada has introduced a new program helper called Scouts Canada Wiki. If you have ever used Wikipedia you are comfortable with a "wiki" which is a sharing web site. Scouters are encouraged to sign up and get an account on the Scouts Canada Wiki site and upload information that all members can share and use.

Be sure and visit the website by clicking on the image above.

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Saskatchewan Council's 2011-12 Annual Report is available by clicking on the logo above

  

 

 Welcome to Saskatchewan Council.  Our website is always evolving with new items added to be sure to take the time to surf through the pages.

If you have any suggestions or comments, don't hesitate to drop us a note - rcarnduf@russelmetals.com

 

 Link to the Calendar of events

 

Central Canada Service Center

1071 Autumnwood Dr., Winnipeg, MB  R2J 1C6

Toll Free – 888-992-4499

Fax – (204) 772-5248

E-Mail – saskatchewan@scouts.ca  

 

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Want to thank a volunteer?  Click on the badge for some how-to tips.

 

 

 

 

Here’s a few links to resources we’ve frequently been asked for;

 

 

 

New Scouter Welcome Kit Website.  Click on the picture above to access this exciting new on-line resource.

 

          

 Jumpstart To Growth Website.  A site devoted to recruitment.  Click on the picture above to be redirected to this site.

 

Group Committee information

Links for Leaders

Program Standards

Training

Honours and Awards

Equipment & Supplies 

  
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Over the past few months, we have developed a new brand strategy for Scouts Canada.  In conjunction with our new brand strategy, we have released a new style guide and logo.  The brand style guide is available by clicking HERE and the new logo is available by clicking HERE.  We have not changed our trademark to a great extent, but we have made it friendlier and more Scout like!

  
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